Sentence examples for traffic interchange from inspiring English sources

Barry Wendt Ambleside, Cumbria I presume there is a Möbius strip inside the traffic interchange towers shown in your illustrations of Scottish plans for the road system after independence?

Last year the fair was at a popular exhibition site in central Delhi; this time it was at a more remote south-Delhi location, adjacent to a chaotically noisy traffic interchange and overhead metro station.

NINE ELMS is a triangular wasteland bounded by the Thames, a railway line and London's nastiest traffic interchange, encompassing a disused power station, a wholesale fruit and vegetable market, a sewage-pumping station and a waste dump.

Few of the Muscovites who live and work around what was a nondescript traffic interchange in the southwest of the city flanked by residential blocks had heard of Kim Philby, the Cold War traitor.

After settling in St .Paul, Minnesota, about 1870, he established transportation lines on the Mississippi and Red rivers and arranged a traffic interchange with the St .Paul and Pacific Railroad.

It would begin at the already complete traffic interchange of the Santan Freeway and Interstate 10.

With this approach, basic road elements such as road segments, road intersections and traffic interchanges are generated automatically to compose sophisticated road networks in a seamless manner.

The turnpike provided two 24-foot carriageways and a 10-foot median with no cross traffic at grade and with complete control of access and egress at 11 traffic interchanges.

Leading trunk lines—the New York Central, the Pennsylvania, and the Baltimore & Ohio—by which a large part of all traffic interchanged with the New England railroads was carried, acquiesced in the Commission's order.

For a scheme intended to help fearful cyclists on to the city streets it was perhaps an inauspicious place to start: one of south London's busiest traffic interchanges at the peak of morning rush hour.

Between 3 and 6 p.m. the on-ramps heading north, toward New Haven, would close at the same interchanges, except that the No. 12 ramp would be open in Darien, where the committee thinks a new extra lane there helps traffic, and interchange 10 would close in Noroton.